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Posted by josh4 on Oct-16-2004 18:55:

i wonder what the next hot topic in PDD will be

after the election is over


Posted by Some One on Oct-16-2004 19:56:

how the winning party/president cheated to get the votes...


Posted by josh4 on Oct-16-2004 20:27:

lol



its funny because its true


Posted by Genesis Evolved on Oct-16-2004 22:09:

Whether the egg or the chicken came first, I imagine?


Posted by JM on Oct-17-2004 02:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Some One
how the winning party/president cheated to get the votes...


yeah, i can already see all the anti-Bush gomers on this forum making up tons of new threads possibly entitled:

"Florida recount pt2"

"F&$% Bush and Cheney"

"Republicans Cheated Again"

"I'm moving to Canada / Europe / BFE"

...and all i have to say to that is that theres maybe only a handful of people that like kerry, including his family. no wonder he lost.

>JM<


Posted by policerobots on Oct-17-2004 07:59:

come on JM, you know liberals NEVER stop whining!


Posted by policerobots on Oct-17-2004 11:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange
good point. for progressives, things as they are, are never good enough. you mistake in interpreting dissatisfaction for a weakness though. what yo call "whining" compels persons to pursue change, a perceived better future, an experiment, if you will. a greater openess to consider different alternatives.

think about it. conservatism, keeping things as they are because they beleive things as they are is the best. progressivism, on the other hand, believing that things could be better.




mmm good point!
wasnt thinking that deep when i wrote it but thanks for the outlook!

if youre on either extreme of the spectrum youre totally out of touch with reality.


Posted by noikeee on Oct-17-2004 15:12:

Re: i wonder what the next hot topic in PDD will be

obviously, israel vs palestine


Posted by imokruok on Oct-17-2004 15:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange
good point. for progressives, things as they are, are never good enough. you mistake in interpreting dissatisfaction for a weakness though. what yo call "whining" compels persons to pursue change, a perceived better future, an experiment, if you will. a greater openess to consider different alternatives.

think about it. conservatism, keeping things as they are because they beleive things as they are is the best. progressivism, on the other hand, believing that things could be better.

consider two examples. technological innovations (such as the internet, etc), come from progressives because they are willing to experiment and believe that existing technologies can be improved. that's just one example. consider the us itself. the conservatives were aligned with the british crown. it was the liberals or progressives who wanted change (that's an entirely different topic though), not the conservatives. didn't some flee to canada (canadian folks can back me up on this)

when you consider my definitions ask yourself is president bush really conservative? a true conservative would not have invaded iraq. that is very progressive (a failed experiment though).


I don't even know where to start on how incorrect your post actually is. Political ideologies do not translate into "real life" quite as cleanly as you seem to suggest.


Posted by St_Andrew on Oct-17-2004 15:50:

quote:
Originally posted by JM
yeah, i can already see all the anti-Bush gomers on this forum making up tons of new threads possibly entitled:

"Florida recount pt2"

"F&$% Bush and Cheney"

"Republicans Cheated Again"

"I'm moving to Canada / Europe / BFE"

...and all i have to say to that is that theres maybe only a handful of people that like kerry, including his family. no wonder he lost.

>JM<


well i can definitely see Bush supporters writing similair things when kerry wins



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